International School of Choueifat - Amman Reviews (6)
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When I first came to the school it was fun and joyful of course it would be and the more I grew the more I liked school until we got a new director and he has completely ruined the school in 2 years and the school suffers from sexism, racism, bullying ,and physical violence. As a student I have been through all these problems and an example of the physical violence is when I suffered a concussion and cuts all over my head just because there was so NO supervision. In my opinion don’t join this school because of the new board and horrible management.
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mai sebai, a month ago
Strong education, safe and friendly environment for students. highly recommended!
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Salma Habjouka, 6 months ago
Strong educational system, lovely teachers and ongoing follow up from admin with students and parents. Moved my children there 3 years ago, and from my experience with other schools, isc is by far #1 in Jordan. All the love!
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Malak A, 6 months ago
I graduated from ISC Amman, and thanks to its strong academic system, I am top of my class in university in Math and Physics because I'd already covered most of the material in school. I miss ISC, and can't wait to visit it when I travel back to Amman in spring
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Jamal Awamleh, 6 months ago
Excellent education , rich program, amazing campus, great activities. A proud parent of 3
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Altahssine Inst, 7 months ago
It was a very unfortunate experience for our kids to go to this school as the staff and administration pay zero attention to the wellbeing of kids and they put no effort at all in building students personalities. That evidently caused hundreds and hundreds of students running away from the school and turning to more caring ones. I sincerely hope that school administration have another look at how they approach education.
